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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
9
Public notices in Thomas County Georgia advertise the sale of extensive lands under deeds to secure debt and as estate distributions. Properties include 315 acres in lot 323, 54 and 327 parcels, and various undivided interests in multiple tracts, with sale to satisfy debts and estate distributions.
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in August 1925 at the Thomasville courthouse to satisfy a 1918 deed to secure debt. The parcels total about 103 1 3 acres in Thomas County Georgia with boundaries from 199 and 170 land lots, plus railroad right of way, with a principal of 2772.85 and six percent interest. Proceeds repay the debt and costs with any surplus to Lula J. Linton.
In George Thomas County a security deed dated December 24 1915 against P A Duhart to A H Cooke will foreclose. The sale will be held at the Thomasville courthouse on the first Tuesday in August 1925 after four weeks of newspaper advertisement to pay the debt. Property lies between Stevens and Madison streets in block 8 Cora Pritchard place.
Ola R. Mallette announces sale of lands in Lot 260, 17th district Thomas County Georgia to satisfy two deeds from R H Chason. One loan for $1000 at 8 percent from Jan 17 1921, the other $1000 at 8 percent from Mar 10 1922, with costs and surplus to Chason. Sale before courthouse door at public outcry. July 8 1925.
Under power of sale in a security deed from H J Myrick to H B Nash and assigned to C A Cochran and W B Cochran the Thomasville property at 409 Remington Avenue in Thomas County Georgia will be sold for cash to satisfy a note of 3000 dollars dated February 12 1921 due January 1 1922 with eight percent interest. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1925 before the courthouse door in Thomasville. Proceeds go to debt and costs with any balance to Myrick.
Public outcry sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1925 at the Thomasville courthouse. Property is a described city lot on Spair Street bounded by 34 and 105 foot lines, levied to satisfy a City Court fife for Anthony Burna against Louise and Tom Roan. Gordon Davis, Sheriff.
Public auction planned for August first 1925 at the Thomas County courthouse to satisfy a $4 000 note plus interest and attorney fees. The sale covers 263 acres across two lots in Thomas County and follows a deed to secure debt from Charles W Webster to The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company dated January 1920. Four weeks prior notice to be published weekly in a county newspaper.
A foreclosure notice states the property will be sold under the power of sale in the deed to secure debt. The sale will be conducted by Elilla Webb and Ellis, attorneys for The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, Americus, Georgia.
Multiple notices warn guardianship matters and estate administration in progress. Emma H Crabb seeks discharge as guardian of Gladys Crabb, Lula Montgomery seeks guardianship of Beatrice Johnson, and Mary Reynolds Johnson seeks permanent administration for Willie Johnson. All actions set for first Monday in August with filings at Jones office.
J D Gardner administrator on the estate of L D Johnson petitions for discharge after full administration. The court cites all concerned to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in August 1926.
J B G Eason applied for permanent administration of Mary A Eason's estate in Thomas County. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear at the clerk's office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Date noted as July 6 1935.
Notice is hereby given that Corsa Henry as administratrix of William Robinson deceased has applied for leave to sell the real estate. An order for citation was made at the July term 1925 and citation issued to all heirs at law and creditors of the deceased.
Notices announce hearings on guardianship and a required leave of court. Wm M Jones Ordinary Thomas County Georgia schedules August 1925 term probate action and D H McCullar estate guardianship for Fuel Belle McCular with hearing at 10 a m on first Monday in August.
Notice is given that in the June 1925 session a bill will be introduced to amend the Thomasville city charter changing and extending corporate limits and granting the mayor and aldermen power to abandon and close Dawson street between Broad street and Gordon avenue and McLain avenue from Hansell street to Smith avenue on the day of July 1926.
June 1026 term of the Georgia General Assembly will introduce an act to amend the City Charter of Thomasville Georgia. The measure authorizes the mayor and council to grade pave and drain streets avenues alleys and other public places. It provides procedures for grading improving paying and assessing with a ten percent yearly levy for ten years. It covers financing via Street Improvement Bonds and renewal of paving. Date noted July 7 1925.
Notice announces introduction in the Georgia General Assembly of a bill to amend Thomasville charter abolishing mayor and aldermen, creating a city manager and commissioners, detailing powers, and submitting the plan to voters for approval or rejection.
Georgia notice of a local bill in session to amend the 1898 act creating the Thomas County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue. The measure aims to fix compensation and provide for expense accounts for officials.
The notice discusses how any member of the Board may be recalled by popular vote and specifies July 14 1925 as a reference date for the recall process. It outlines the procedure to trigger a recall and the general framework for public involvement.
Petition to the Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia and Judge W J Thomas seeks charter amendment changing the name of Smith Fleming Company to Smith Cochran Company. The document notes prior incorporation December 20 122 and a July 2 125 shareholder vote authorizing filing for amendment. Deputy Clerk Mamie Murerill certifies authenticity July 1 1925.
Moscow report notes thousands of vagrants beggars and destitute children as Lunacharsky calls it the era's most terrible ulcer. Officials blame war and revolution but warn only private aid can curb the flood of child vagrants and disease.
Manila June 28 1925 two IGOROT companies A and B 45th Infantry Philippine Scouts made the best record for the Philippines in organization firing in all arms during the season. Companies composed largely of Igorots from the Mountain province stationed at Camp John Hay.
A home remedy suggests making a pillow of sweet fern to place where a cat sleeps. The tip claims fleas will disappear, offering a simple, though unverified, preventive measure.
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